I V
I "V , decent ! United 8
JB : WEDNESDAY APEIL G , i882.
THE DAILY BEE
OIQ F rnh m , bet. Oth nd 10th Streets.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
yer'
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
CA D OIICIOO , IT. MOT , NlXXUfOU * MR )
OMAHA ULU&01D.
Leave Omaha-FaMenger No. 2 , 8:80 a. m. Ac.
tnroodatlon No. 4 , 1:0 : fp. m
Attite Omaha Passenger No. 1 , 6.SO p. m.
Aectc sedation No. 8,10'Ma.tn. ,
Minn OMAHA jurr ot SOUTH OBW.
0. , B. A q. 7-40 a. m. 8:40 : p. m.
0. & N. W. , 7:40 a , nf. 8:40 : p. tn.
0 , , R.J. * P. , 7:40 : B , m. 8:40 n. m.
K. aBt 3. tt O. Deleave * at J to a. m. nd7 45
to. ArrUcsatSt. Loulsat 6SO : l. m. and 6i : *
W. ! 8LL.fc P. . leaves at 8 a. m. and 8:40 : p.
Arrive * k St. Louis kt 6:40 : a. m. and 7:80 :
DQ
wnt o sounnmrs.
B , ft II. In Neb. , Through Express , 8 : 0 a. m.
B. ft M. Lincoln Kxprc&j:25 ! : p. m.
U P. Overland toprcss , 1:1B p. tn.
0. ft R. V. for Lincoln , Ht45 a. m. *
O. A n V. lor Oecoola , 9:40 : a , m.
U. P freight No. B , 6:30 : B. ra.
0. P J relgrht No. 0 , 8 20 a. m.
U. P. freight No. IS , Z.60p. m.
U. P. freight No. 7 , 0:10 p. tn. emigrant.
- . P. Denver express , 7:88 : p. m.
D , P. frclrht No 11. 11:50 : p. m.
U , P. Denver freight , 8:26 : p. m.
Atimse non tin AKD roara.
0 B. k q 6:00 : k. m. 7:25 p m.
C. k N. W.,8-46 k. m. 7:15 p. m.
C. R. L bP.,0.4B k. tn. 9 OS p. m.
1. C. , St. Joe & 0 D. , 7:86 : . m. 6:4Bp. m
AnuvtKo raou mi wra AHD sournwiat.
0. ft R. V. from Lincoln 1103 p. m.
D. F. Pttdflo Exproa 8:25 : p. m.
n ft M. In Neb. , Through Express 4:11 : p m.
n. ft M. Lincoln Express B 40 k m. J
0 , P. Denver express , 7:35 : k. m.
U. P. Freight No. 14 2:60 : p. m.1' '
U. P. No. 6 6iO : k. m. Kmlg kal
U. P. freight No. 14 , 12:15 : p. m.
U. P. No. 8-9 00 p. m.
U. P. No. 12 1:46 : a. m.
D , ? Denver freight , 1:10 : a. m.l
O. & tl. T. mixed , kr. 4:46 : p. m.
BtniHY.nima BITWHM OMAHA AMD
' OOUNtlli BLOTTS
ti kve Omkhk kt 8:00 : , 9:00 : , 10:00 : nd 11:00
ra. ; l.-O 2.00 , 8:00 : , 4:00 : and 6:00 : p. m.
Leave Council Binds kt 3.26 , 8:26. : 10.26 knd
tSt ! k. m. ; 1:26 , 2:26 : , 8:26 : , 4:26 knd 6:25 : p. m.
Bun-tsyt The dummy Icavcf ) Omaha kt 9:00
knd 11:00 : a. m. ; 2:00 : , 4:00 and 6.00 p. m. Leaves
Council Bluff * kt 8:25 : knd 11:25 k. m. ; 2:26 : , 1:26 :
and SS6 p. m.
Through and local paHonijer trains between
Omaha knd Council Bluffs. Lca\ Omaha 6:16 : ,
TUC , 8:60 : a. m. ; 840 , 6:45 : , * O.-OO p. m. Arrive
Omkha 7:40 : , 11:36 , 11:46 a. m. ; 6:40. : 7:06 , 7:16 ,
Opening and Otoilng of Mr III.
BOOT ? . ' OTIS , 0108X.
a. m * p. m. a. m. p. m.
Chicago fcN. W 11.00 9:00 : 6:80" : S : < 0
Chicago , R I. & Puclflo.11:00 : 900 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , E. & Q. . . . . .11:00 : 900 6:30 : 2:40 :
Wabasb 12.SO 6:30 : 2:40 :
lonx City and Pacific. , 9.00 CBO : 2:40 :
Union Facia : 4:00 : 11:10 :
Omaha til. V too n:40 :
I.ftU. In Neb 4.00 8:10 :
Omaha 6 Sioux City. . . . 600 7:30 :
B. < SbM. Lincoln 10.30 fl:00
U. P. Lincoln , Sunday. . . lSO : I1KX )
J. P. Denver Kxp 9:00 : 6:30 :
O. . Sioux City & St. F. . .11:00 1:40 :
Local mails for State of Iowa leavs bat ones
d y , viz : 0:30 a , m.
Office open Sundays from 12 ra. to 1 p. m.
THOS. P HALL P M.
KZ2 Easiness Directory.
Abstract and Real fcstmte.
JOHN L. lloCAQUE , opposlta Fost Office.
W. K. BARTI.ETT BIT South IBth Street
Architects.
DUTBKNE & MENDELSSOHN , ARCHITEOT8
Room li , Crelghton Block.
A" T. LABOR Jr. . Room 2. Cielehton Block.
Boou and Shoe * .
la
JAMES DtVINE & CO. ,
fine Boot * and fihoofl , A rood ; assortment ,
bom * work on haul , comer 12th and Barney.
TBOa. KBICK80N.8.E. , cor. 18th and Douglas.
. JOHN FORTUNATU8.
COS10th street , manufactures to order good work
at fair price * . KeoalrlngjlonB.
Bed Bprfngs ,
LARRIMER Manufacturer. 1617 Dowlas it.
Books , News and Stationery.
J. I. FRUEHAUF 1015 Farnham Street.
Butter and Eggs.
X
.1HANE & SCHROKDEK , the oldest B. and K.
bt. Wi in Nebraska rttablbthed 1876 Omaha.
RESTAURANT ,
1IRS. A. RYAN ,
l > nth\regt coiner lethaud Dodee.
V , Beat Board for the Money.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I at all Hours.
Board by the Day , Week or Month.
Good Terms for Cash
Turnl'hncl Ttnnmg Supplied.
; ; . UarrlnRe * and Road Wagons.
WM ) BNYDER , 14th and Harnor Streets.
S-i.'f Clothing tlought.
[ J/KAHRI3 will pay hlgliostCash prko for second
Ibaad.clothlnOorner.lOUi . and Farnham.
OB wo en.
BAUMER 1B1 Farnham Street.
uunk.
. BEBTBOLD , Rags and Metal
Lumber Lime and Dement.
, & OR&T corner flth and Douglas Bis.
Lamp * and Qlaswaret
* ER 1800 Douglas fit. Good Variety.
Merchant Tailor * .
. A. LINDQUEST , I
r most papula * Merchant Tailors 1 * re-
J10. designs lor Spring and Summer
gentlemen' * wear. Stylish , durable ,
low aa ever 81518th bet. Doue.ftFam.
f. nery. "
. ' 0/A.'RINQEIj ; Wholesale and Retail , Tan-
' 'tla great variety/ Zephyrs , Card Boards , In
, Gloves , Corsets , io. Qieapest House In InU
. Purchasers oa\o BO pei cent. Order
115 Fifteenth Street.
. *
i foundry.
WWKARNK&SONB ; cor. lith & Jackson st
tit , Mour and Feed.
i CITY MILLS , 8th and farnhim BU. ,
ns Bros. , proprietors.
I ) Grocers.
N8 , list between Cumlng and Izar tic
SHANK , Corn. 23 J and Owning Streets ,
rlardwaie , Iron ana bteel.
. & LANGWOJlTnV , Wholettle , 110 knt1 I
fh street
J.
OLMES corne 16th and Ckllfornla.
MarneM , tiaadles , Ac.
KIST 2018th Bt. bet FaroBarney. .
Hotels P
[ LD HOUSE , Qeo. Canfleld , th & Farnham
I HOUSE , F. n. Gary , BIS Farnham St. C
YEN'S HOTEL. F. SUven , 10th B .
11 Hotel Ons. Ilamel Oth A Leavenwortb
runs , Paints ana Oils , 00
KUUN & CO.
its , Vine Tano Uoods , Cor. KU and
( Doocus ttreeta.
" nOUPE , Wholesale & Retail , Itth It 00e
) 021 hortb Bids Cumlog BtreeL
' ' ' 'nrlst. Dentists. loth and Howard Streets. e
Oor. Uth & Paige.
Notions , fcto.
A J.EUIIANN & co. , c
l * tore. 1810 and IBIS Faro- w
street
Th
altoljsjat ; and shoes
(
} ruruiiuro.
Gli
.Vfsw and EfrjoDd Hand Furniture
Jf Hi Douzias. Highest cash price Fir
.d band eooot ri
1U > 9 Dam-la it. Tins roods ftc.
rrce Work * .
OMAIJA 7KNCE CO.
UlRnarneySl. , Imrrovs
/
Olgar * and Tobacco.
FRITSCDKn , manufacturer ! ol Clr rs ,
o Wholcmle Dralenl n Tobaccos , 1805 Douglas
. r. LORKNZEN manufacturer 1116 Farnham
Florltt.
A. Donifrhno , plant * , cut flcnrcri , Boedi , ooqnet *
to. N. w , cor. 16th and Douclag ( treet&
Olvtl EnBtneer * nnd Gurveyor * .
ANDREW R09KWATKR , Crclphton Block ,
Town Surrey * , Grade and Sewerage Sritemt a
Specialty.
Uommleilon Merchanta.
JOHN 0. Will LtS.tm Dodge Street.
D B. BEEMEU. For'dcUlli oe large ftdrertlie-
ment tn Dallr and Weekly ,
Oornlca Work * .
Wntern Cornice Work * , UannfMtnren Iron
Cornice , Tin , Iron and Slate Reeling. Orders
from any locality promptly executed In the belt
manner. Factory and Office 1218 Harney St
C. SPECIIT , Proprietor.
Galvanlted Iron Cornlcon , Window Cap * , eta. ,
manufactured and put up tn any part ot the
country. T. SINIIOU ) 416 Thirteenth Btroet
O rockery ,
J. nONNEU 1809 DouglM Btreet. Oood line.
Clothing ; and Furnlihlng ; Ocxx a.
QEO. n. PETERSON. Alno Hata , Cape. B > t ,
Shoes Notion * and CuUerr , 804 S. 10th etroot ,
Show Gate Manufactory. '
O. J. WILDE ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In all klndi ol Show
Cues , Upright Caeca , ft „ 1817 Cam St.
FRANK L. GERHARD , proprietor Omaha
Show Cao manufactory , 818 South ICth street ,
between Lciucnworth and Harcy. AU good *
warranted Brut-clans.
tttove * ana inwnns.
A. BURMESTKK ,
Dealer In Btorei and Tinware , and Manufacturer
of Tin Roofi and all kind * of Building Work ,
Odd Follow1 Block.
J. HONKER. 1B09 Donclm at pod and Cheap.
| oeea .
J. EVANS , Wholeeale and ReUII Seed Drill * and
Cultivators Odd Fellows
Physician * and Burgeoni ,
W. S. OIBBa.'lI. D. , Room No i , Crelghton
Dlock. 1Mb Street
P. B. LE1SENR1NO , a. D. Masonic Block.
0. L. HART , M. D. , Eje and Ear , opp. poatoDco
DR. L. B. GRADDT.
Orollat and Anrint. S. W 15th and Farnham 8t
Phorogrnpnerm.
GEO. HEYN. PROP.
Grand Central Gallcrr ,
21 ! Sixteenth Street.
acar Maaanle Ilall. Flrst-clara Work and Prompt-
ae 9 guarantcen
Plumblnjc , aa * and Steam F'ttlng.
P. W. TARl'Y & CO. , 21012th tit , bet. Karnham
ind DouglM. Work promptly attended to.
D. riTZPATRlOK. 1409 Douglag Street.
alntlnu an aper angln .
HENRT A. KOSTERS. 141 Dodge Street.
Shoo Store * .
'hllllp Lan IBM Farnham at bet. 18th A 14th.
Second Hand Store.
ERKINS & LEAR , 1116 Douglu St. New and
locond Hand Furniture , House furnishing Good * ,
tc. . bourht and Bold on narrow marpln * .
Baioon * .
HENRY KAUFMANN ,
0 tne new brick block on Douglas Btroet , ha *
Just opened a most elegant Becj Hall.
Hot Lunch from 10 to 18
eycry day.
1 Caledonia "J FALCONER 879 16th Street.
Undertaker * .
( HAS. RIEWE , 10W Farnham bet. 10th & lltd.
BO Oent Store * .
' . C. BACKUS Farnham St. Fancy Ooodi
IRAY'S SPECIFIC MTJ1ICINE
rRADE MARK'IB.arcatTR < JDI
Engllehrcm- -
edy. An un
failing cura
i for Seminal
Weakness ,
Bpormator-
rhea , Irnpot-
ency , and all
Disooaesthat'
follow a * a
IEFORETAKIHO.eequence of AFTER TAKINB.
elf-Abuse ; a * Uo * ot Memory , Universal Lnsil-
ade , Ealn In the Bock , Dimness of Tlilon , Prelature
lature Old Ago , and many other Diseases that
Sad to1 Insanity or Consumption and a Prema-
are Grave. > t
jrarFull particulars In oar pamohlet , which
e'desire to Bend free I r mall to everyone.
JThc-Specific Medicine Is told by alldrugglstj
t tl per package , or 0 package * for f 5 , or will
D sent free by mall on reel p tot the money , by
Idrcsslng TUEQRA iBDICINBOO. ,
4 Buffalo , Ni T.
rsoler , } it j * . ocTmj-eod
If you are % maul flryo-Jfrna , '
! man of lei _
ened by the strain or tenitolllnKovtrnili.
rour duties avoir i night work , to roi
tUnulantsand use ton * brain nerve an *
Hop Bittern * aite use Hop B.
i ; you are jmmx ana I I tufTcrlDg from any lu
lltcrttlon or iTlssTpaB D tlun | If you an , mar-
rted or single , old orl iyoun ? , sulforln ? fron
poor health or luisulih I ilnir on a bea of tick
jest , nly on H o p t Blttera.
Whoever you are. . ThouMnan ole A -
whenever you tecl i uaojlyfrom > nu
.hat your errttin 1 form if K ! one >
iceds cleansing , ton' > dlscij'e tlat mlKbt
np or etruiulatrnfr , have been fireventoa
itthouUntox/cattng , Jake J I bv tlinnlr use of
ako Hop HcpSittert
3ltto .
n.wyoniT i
x ; 'o , Aidnri/ / 0.1. O
irur'nurucom-
Its an atwclnu
il fll > , dlJC t
and lrreal t&
fitrth. tlood. HOP IIWo drunbenneai cure lot
( verorn rtf8J nan of opliuu ,
Foil will be iltGbacoo , o-
urclfyoim Unarcotlca.
lop Ulrter *
IlTananirlin- Boldbyilreu
\f \ weak and glrtfl. Ben-Jfoi
.wepirittd.try NEVER
, t It may BOP BI1TEU
nveyour
FAIL '
Ifo. It has K'Pfl CO
aved hun- i > aHrr , , l
irede. ] A Toronto , Out.
b Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
r. J. B , Simpsou'a Specific
W
: i Is a po | tlv < l euro for Upermatoirbca , Semlna aiO
okiiees. Impotancjr , and , all dlseasea resulting aibi
m Sol/-Auie / ! , as ( Mental Anxiety , Looai bi
mory , Pains In thaHaeh or Bide , and dlscaaes
" tbat load to trtt
Consumption tt
insanity an , tc
eirlygrave tcbi
The Spoclflo bi
Medicine Is Bt
being used BtPI
with wonder. PI
ful success. IS
Pamphlets ISwi
, t free to all. Write for them and get full par-
liars.
'rice , Bpnclflc , 11.00 per package , or six pack.
* .torW5.00. Addrces all orders to
B. SIMSON MEDICINB CO. N
Nos. 104 and 106 Main St. IJuffalo , N. T.
loM In Omaha by C. F. Ooodman , J. W. Bell ,
C. Ish , and all draggllUeTerjrwhcre. to
s 1 .dfcv
innc
PB. P. SOHBRBB , nc
at
hysician and Surgeon atYi Yihe
he
IIRONI9 DISEASES , RIIEUMATISU , Etc. ,
A SPECIALTY. ofTl
Tl
Medicines Jurnlehed at office. fu
ce No. H12 Furntum St , between 14th und
16th Omaha Nob.to \ ' * * it
in
th
M. R. RISDON oil
. . , ca
ml Insurance Agent orW vc !
> onlx Asauranco Co. , of London , la
uhAssctta. , . . . $3,364,604.00 vc
loan
itchcaaer , ! > . Y. , Capital . 1,000,000.00
i Mcrchanta , ol Ne ark , K , J , , an
aplUl . . 01
1,876,000.0
rd Fire , Philadelphia , Capital , . , . 1,200,000.0 co
men' * Fund . , . , . 1,239,015,0 th
tUh America Assurance Co . 1,000,000,0 fe <
Office , Boyd's Opera House , in ;
tn
Btl
tn
re are prepared to turclah land of the ury vole
; quality lor bulldlux purpose * to any part of m
city , at rcMonable prices , or at the pit. In- lo (
c-/t the pit
35th and California Sts , P .
look & Isaacson Pa
BUDDING BEAUTIES ,
The Seven-Hill City Gorgoousl }
Adorned in a Suit of
Green.
Wookbnok Political Path n Flow
cry Ono The Pntto Pot PnRtU
Ists In Arm * .
Plattsmouth's BulldlnR Boom and
Buslnoss.
Cormpintlenrc of Tim HBR.
PLATTSMOUTH , April 24. With the
axlvanco of gpring the City of Plaits'
mouth prcsonta n picture both of beau
ty and prosperity thftt is indeed cheer
ing. The trees on our many hills ore
donning their brightest hues and with
the opening blossoms of multitudes of
fruit-bearing trees in orchard and door
yard makes n scene fit for the artist
brush , while scores of newly erected
buildings , on nil sides , toll n tale of
prosperity among all classes , Already
this year AS many as two hundred
dwelling houses have been erected and
yet wo are not hnppy as it seems al
most impossible for tenants to procure
houses , and rents of course are corre
spondingly high , In addition to the
business houses which have boon com
pleted there are now nine in the hands
of the contractor. Several of these
are largo and commodious and when
completed will lend a dignified appear
ance to our city , of which wo can all
justly bo proud. The must imposing
structure under process of erection is
Wattorman's Opera llouso on iho
corner of Fourth and Alain streets , of
which the foundation is now complete.
Next to Boyd's opera house in Omaha
it will bo the finest and most conven
ient in Nebraska. Its dimcutions are
G6 by 100 font , three stories high , with
two main entrances , ono from Main
knd one from Fourth street. The
stage will bo ono foot broader and two
feet longer than the stage of Boyd's
opera house , and will bo fitted and
furnished with the finest material that
can bo had. It is expected that the
Dntiro building will bo complete by
October 1st.
POLITICAJU ,
Our now Mayor Wochbach and the
"city dads" wore all installed on last
Monday night , and at once com
menced work. Mayor W. , in his in-
lugural address , outlined the needs of
the city and indicated what his policy
will bo. The first break made by thu
lew council was to increase the liconuo
) f saloons from $500 to § 1,000 , and
) [ course this has created comments
} oth favorable and unfavorable.
ibout the only effect this will have
vill bo no decrease in the number of
vhisky drank , but only that "yo gay
ind festive disciple of Gambrinus"
villhavo to "whack up" ye little 16o
'or ' his "pizon , " when heretofore it
TOS only the tenth of dollar , and the
might of the diamond stud and bung
itarter will have to increase iho height
if the "paper collar'1 on the "foaming
nug. "
The journals of this city are ontor-
aining tlfoir readers at present with a
onsiderablo amount of mud-slinging ,
rhich they would have us understand
0 bo journalism. The Herald and
Journal appear to bo. arrayed Against
? ho Enterprise. The latter being re-
lublicanin politics , The Journal being
od hot democrat , and The Herald
roll , we'll not say anything about
Ic. , only that ho has a capacity to
it longer upon the top strand of a
urb wire fence than any other jour-
alist in nine counties. It is hard
> r any ono to tell what the difficulty
1 between them , only that Me.
ccuoes Bushnnll of The Enterprise of
tving somebody something , and of
ying to pay it , while Sherman ap-
oara to blaze away at anything , ro-
irdless of expense. Oo in boys ; it
better to bo "the king of cats than
10 fool of lions. "
SHALL FOX.
Plattsmouth has had ono death the
st week from small pox. A llttlo
lughter of Mr Clark , after being ill
ily nine days , succumbed to the dread-
11 disease. The board of health have
id in a supply of red flags , and the
) use is s nctly quarantined. There
some cases ot ecarlot fever , and
mo few deaths have occurred , but
> feara are entertained that the dis-
.so will become epidemic.
COUJIT.
The May term of the diajrlct court
ill meet here on the Oth pro'x. ' , and
L unusually busy term is anticipated.
10 hundred and fifty-six cases have
ien docketed by Olerk Bhowaltor ferial
ial this term. However , none of
em are of great importance except
suitors. Wo will have ono case of
each of promise , which will create
mo excitement on account of the
otninonco of the parties. Tno case
entitled Johnson vs. Maldamor , of
rich more hereafter. Hosr.
Clara Louisa KelloRg'a Debut.
H Orluin * Picayune ,
Now that Clara Louisa Koll > gg i
retire from the stage , the following
: idont of her first appearance may
t bo inappropriate. Brignoli was
that time the favorite tenor of Now
> rlf , and had consented to sing at
r debut , though expressing a poor
inion of Americans as singers ,
toy came on together , and ho was
Ily expected to warble quito an in- tl
illment of Italian affection at lipr ,
ttead of which ho had arranged with
a orchestral gang , and ho simply
ucked out a couple of bars and U ]
mo to a dead Btop. ICollogg had a
Ivet jacket on her back , an Oriental
ibtoidered cap on her head , and the
trst stage fright on herfacu ono over
( v. She opened her mouth. The
nomous old big fiddle- creaked out
idly , all the little fiddles squeaked ,
d ono just hourd the faintest squeak
t of Clara Louise , On wont the ao >
mpanitnent , and the debutante felt
3 ground slipping from under her W
it. She got astray. She was sink-
; deeper , when from out an orohes- 2 (
i _ Boat , three rows away , came the biat
ait ) she was struggling with , clear , at
10 , sweet as a lark. That helping atol
ice steadied her , gave her heart , the ol
lit key , the proper phrase. Slro Bt
iked , and there she behold Carlotta 01
tti half raised in her neat , beating
10 with her little gloved hand ,
tti'a bright face was the beacon for P1
bark An < l * > ' '
heart and pitched in and sung out ,
and Cnrlotta fell away when cho
could go it Mono , ha\ing performed n
graceful act ,
Proflt lu Wfttor Fowls.
Fewer ducks and goose , it is said ,
are raised in the United States
according to the number of in
habitants than in nny civilitccl coun
try in the world. This is partly ow
ing to the fact that wild fowl are very
common and nro easily shot by per
sons who are skillful in the use of the
gun. Another reason for their not
being kept in places where they could
bo raised to advantage is found in the
circumstance that much pork is eaten
by Americans , and as n consequence
they do not desire fowls that abound
in oil as ducks and goose do.
At ono time they iroro raised
for their feathers , but feathers nro
not aa generally used now na formerly
for filling beds and cashions. It islet
lot generally desirable to keep mnny
ducks and goose near the house , as
their droppings render the yard and
lawn very filthy. It is much bettor to
keep ducks and gccso at u distance
from thb house , and it is advantage
ous to keep them near n pond or
stream of water. They should in no
case bo kept in confinement during
"ong intervals. They are largo con-
umors of grain and ether kinds of
ixponsivo food if they are not kept in
places whore they can pick up a
art of their own living. They can
bo raised to the best advnnt-
go , and with the least trouble ,
n tire banks of a stream or pond
where they can obtain a supply of in
sects , woods and tender grata. If
they have an abundance of thcno they
will require but ono feed of grain
each day. Geese will do well' ' on
grass diet during the greater part of
the summer. When water fowl are
kept near a pond pains must bo taken
to keep minks , muskrats and turtles
out of it , or they will devour the
young gcoso and ducks. It is generally -
ally best to hatch the eggs of water
fowls under hens , though ducks iind
gocso that exhibit signs of broodiness
may bo allowed to sit on their own
eggs. = - _ _ _ - . . I
Novoi- ivo Up- )
If you are Buffering with low and"'de
pressed spirits , IOHS ot appetite , general
debility , disordered blood , weak constitu
tion , liodiiche , or any disease of n biliom
nature , by all incnna procure * n bottle of
Klectric Bitters. You will bo surprised to
too theiapid iinprov cmcnt that will follow ;
you will bo inspired with' now life :
strength and activity will re turn ; pain ana
misery will ccaso , ami henceforth you will
rejoice in the praise of Llectrla liltters.
Sold nt fifty cents a bottle , byO. F. Good-
man.
Value of Sweet Corn.
Many farmers do not raise sweet
corn in their fields or gardens for fear
that it will mix with their standard
corn. By neglecting to raise it they
deprive themselves of a cheap and
very desirable luxury. If sweet corn
is planted a few rods from the field
where common corn is raised , and
against the direction of the prevailing
wind , the danger of mixing is very
slight. Sweet corn is much more de
sirable for cooking purposes than the
common varieties. It is also nroro
nutritious. If seed ia planted once a
week from this time till mid-summer
A succession of roasting ears can bo
secured. Sweet corn is a very desira
ble cropto , raise for cattle. The stalks
ire small and the amount of' foliage
largo. The stalks'and ' leaves contain
tlmost as largo a proportion of sugar
is tire , grains. Most kinds of stock
gill oat every portion of the plant
ibovo the root * . Sweet corn is very
valuable for converting into onsihgo ,
[ t is also ono of the best kinds of fod-
ler to raise for milch cows. It should
) o extensively produced by dairymen
or supplying food for cows during the
imo that feed is short in the summer
> r the early part of the fall. If mores
s raised than is wantnd for this pur-
> ese it can bo cut up and placed in
hocks and used for food in the win-
on It is also a desirable crop to
aiso to feed to ho s during the aunr-
aor and the early part of the fall bo-
ere the common corn is ripo. They
rill cat every portion of it. The
.mount of corn in the country is very
mall , and there is a great scarcity of
11 kinds of food for hogs. By plant-
hg sweet corn early a supply of food
HU bo obtained that will keep hogs in
pod condition till the common corn
ipens. For convenience in feeding it
hould bo raised near the pasture or
ard where the hogs are kept.
Millions Given Away. '
Millions of Bottles of Dr. King's New
liscuvery for Consumption , Coughs i\nd \
tolds , have been given nway as T ial
tottlrs of 'tiro ' largo ulzo. This enormous
utluy would bo disastrous to tire pro-
rietoie. were it not for the rare merits
osecHod by thli wonderful medicine. Call
i C. i1' . Uoodnmn's Dniy Store , and get
Triul Dottle free , and , try for yourself.
t never fails to cure.
An Honest Man.
ctrolt Free 1'rem.
Ono day in the years agono n
ranger arrived at Dearborn , in this
> unty , and inquired fora citizen com-
lonly known aa Undo Iko. The old e
ian waa soon found in a grocery , and
: ter the usual "lrow-do-do the
ranger said :
"Do I address Unolo Iko .Barlow ? "
"You dew , " was the reply. W
"Well , my immo is Thorburn of
nn Arbor. "
"Jess BO. "
"Tiioy toll mo that you are a great
jrso trader , "
"Wall , I dew make a trade now and
ion. AYhat yo got'/ / ' "
"I'vo got a horse I brought along
i purpose to trndn with you. Lot
i first understand each othor. You
o a member of the church ? "
'Y.e-s ' I expect I bo. "
"Then of courio I ehall expect you
bo more honest with mo , 1'vo been
okintr at your old nag over there by Jo :
0 post. How old is no ] "
"That 'era IIOBB , " slowly replied
irclo Iko aa ho puckered his lips and
uintod his left eye "lot's BOO
L'SSOO ! Wall , now , I quito forgit 1
icther Iro'o 0 or 10 years old. but
> 'll say 10. "
"Undo Ike , isn't that horse all of.
1 ycara old. Come now , us a mom-
r of the church , give mo an honest
Bwer. "
"Look a Jroro , mister , " said the 8uml
i man after a strong gaze at the
ranger , " 1 noyor trade bosses but tu
10 way , "
"How's that ? "
"When I'm ' buying of a hens
irtygood
on skipping about two prayer meet
ings. When I'm a-trndiirR hosscs
then 1 cftlkorlato on backsliding nlto-
collier for n hull niontli , or until I
know the victim won't begin no law-
suit. Now then , ulranffor , that's mo ,
nnd if you Imvo como Jioro to tnulo
IIOSSDS don't reckon that Matthew ,
Mark , Luke or John over \rrit n line
advising a church member to colme
right down and give away the ring
bones on his own animal. "
Trouble * Snvod ,
It is n rcmMkftblo f ct that Thomas'
Kclcctrlc OH is good for Internal as well as
external use. lor illseancs of the lungs
and throat , and for theuinaUsm , neurnl-
cla , crick In the back , wonnils and gore * ,
it is the best know remedy ) and much
trouble is sn\cl by having It always on
hanil , Wiflw )
PILES ! PILESI PILES !
A Sure Cure Found at Lnstl
A sure cure for BHnd/UloedTnj : . Itching and
Ulcerated Piles his been discovered by Dr. Wll-
Ilktn , ( n Indian remedy , ) called Dr. Will km'i
Indian Ointment A slnglo box has cured the
worst chronic casm of 25 or 80 je ra standing. No
ono need Buffer flva minutes alter applying thli
wonderful teething medicine. Lotions , tuitru-
mcnts and electuaries do more harm than good ,
William's Ointment kbsorbs the tumors , allay *
the Intense Itching , ( partlculaaly at night after
petting wkrui In bed , ) kcta as apoultlc , glvei In-
tUnt and painless relief , Mid li prepared only for
Piles. Itching of th * vriiataparu , ami for nolh
Intr else ,
Uead what the Hon. J. U. CofTlnberry of Cle\o-
and nata about fit. William's Indian Pllo Oint
ment : I have used scores of Piles euros , and It
affords mop ensure toeav tlntlh > e never found
anything which ( r vo such Immediate and perma
ocnt relief as Dr. William's Indian Ointment.
For dale by all drugvlit * or mailed on receipt
price , 1100.
HENRY * : CO Prop'i * . ,
CUVILAXD , OllIO ,
For lain by 0. T Ooodman.
Geo. P. Bern is
BEAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
16th nncl Dodge 8t . , Omkha , Neb ,
Thla Keticy ooraBTKlciiiTkbrolcorikRobuslnnM
I'Otj nt speculate kiid thereforn any bargain !
tv.olh ate Inturod to in * . Ir
SYPHILIS
Catarrh ,
ECZEMA ,
Old- Sores ,
Pimples ,
B LS
O.I ,
or any
Skin _ J
Diseas.v
Jurea When Hot Springai PaD
MAVinit , ARK. , May 2,1681
Wo have cue * tn our own town who lived at
lot Springs , ml were finally cured with 8. 8. 8.
MCCAMMON & MUHRT ,
V YOU doubt , corno toioeus and WK WILL
TOUR OK charge nothlni ; 1 1 Write tot
artlculnra and copy of llttlo Hook 'lluaaogo
3 tlio Unfortunate HutTorino-
1.OOU 'Rnwnrd ' will bo paid to any
bemlst who will line ! , on analysts 100 bottlea
. 8. S. , ono particle of Mercury , Iodide Polos-
um or ny Mineral substance.
1 SWllT SPECIFIC CO. Props.
Atlanta , Oa
Price of Small slio , $1.00.
Largo slro 81.76.
Sold by KENNARD IUl08.b | CO. ,
Ooneral'- '
Jeuius lewarded ;
OR ,
'heStoryoftheSQwlnglach '
A handnomo llttlo pamphlet , blue and [ roll'
ivo with numerous cngravlngr , will bo
GIVEN AWAY
i any auult person calling for It , kt any brunch
sub-oUlcoof ThoSlnfrer MknufacturfngCom-
kny , cr will bo Bent by moll , post paid , to
ly pcrion living at a distance from our offices.
The Singer Manufaoturlng Oo , ,
rincipal Ofllco , 34 Union Square ,
: NEW IYOK.K.
feblR lw
WESTEKN
BORNIGE WORKS
; 0. SPEOHT , .
t Proprietor
,
' 1213 Harney Street , ]
IMAHA NEB :
, - - -
OP f
IRON
Cornices ,
former "Windows , Finials ,
! IH , IRON B SLATE ROOFING ,
pocnt'a Patent Metulio Sky-
light.
Patent AdluaUble Hatchftt Dar and
RACKET SHELVING.
am the general State Agint ( or the above
e ot Kood * .
IKON FKNOINO.
estlngi , Balustrades , Vernd * , Kfflco and
Dank Rollings , Window and Cellar
Quords ; also
OE NKRAL AOKl T
Peerton and HIM patent Inside Dllnd.
i j i "iH > t
BROS , ,
iRCiHITECTS.
'ubllc Dulldfntrt , 'khurchm , lUtldencc * ,
Btortaln ovcry btjlo.
AU ot n given to Patent OHlco Drawing ) ,
Ui Crelghton Dlock , Omaha
Mebrniko.
14 MTABUU , xiumi actuttr ,
1'iwldont. Vice 1'rurt.
W. 8. DpuuiB , Sec. audTreu.
THE NEBRASKA E
IMADTDEfflff CO OPCV
V
Lincoln , Neb. '
JIANUFAOTUKERS OF
lorn Planter * , Harrow * , Farm Roller * ,
Iky Hay Rakes , Ducket Elevating Wind
&c.
fe arc prepared to do Job norlcandtnanal
1rg for other parties ,
.ddre * all ordcn
NKORA8KA UANUFAOTUUIKO CO , ,
!
BASWITZ & WELLS ,
OPERA HOUSE SHOE STORE ,
Under Boyd's Opera House.
Are noW daily receiving large Stocks of
SPRING GOODS !
And invite the people to call and examine
Goods.
Good Goods ! Low Prices
AND SQUARE DEALING AT THE
11 Opera House Shoe Store. "
EDHOLM &
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOBBERS OP
I !
;
JEfflLEES'iiTOOLS ' .AM IATEEIALS !
ALSO WESTEKN AGENTS FOR HE
mmi AMERICAN ORGAN GO.'S ORGANS.
Ipeotaolos of the Oelebratofl STAB IINTED'MAKE are soil ex
clusivBly byus , V
DIAMONDS IN , LARGE VARIETY.
Pine Line of Sheet Music.4 , Eastern Prices Duplicated ,
eraacTD xojE c > xz&oxrx. LJEc.
EDHOLM & ERICKSQN ,
WHOLESALE JEWELERS , Opp. the Post [ Office
' ' ' ' '
. ! . NEB.
| POWER | AND HAND
i/V.
l I ) ' Z
. ,
\ > r
Steam Punips , 'Engine ' Trimmings ,
" 'u PIPB <
IALLADAV WIND-MILLS , CHURCH'AND : SCHOOL BELLS
A SBANG 205 "F ° * * St. , Omaha
& croisriEis ,
Wholesale Lumber.
Jo , 1408 FarnharfiStreet , Omaha , M
FOSTER&GRAY ,
" "ar E-WHQLESALE _
LUMBER ; COAL & LIME ,
Ori , River BankiBet ; , Farnham and Douglas
DEALS US IN
HALL'S ' SAFE AND LOCK GO.
Fire and BurglarjProo |
O
1020 FarnhamlfStreet
Cf ]
-WHOLESALE-
! OOK SELLER AND STATIONER
" T T1"Tr - TBRT" > - ' ' -
AND DEALER : ) * *
/all Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. Omaha Neb.
IE1. O.